An IITC plugin for generating CSV lists of portals (either all visible, or just enemy ones).

PortalListExporter.user.js

// ==UserScript==
// @id             iitc-plugin-listexport@OllieTerrance
// @name           IITC plugin: Portal List Exporter
// @category       Info
// @version        0.0.0.1
// @namespace      https://github.com/jonatkins/ingress-intel-total-conversion
// @description    Exports a CSV list of all or enemy portals.
// @include        https://www.ingress.com/intel*
// @include        http://www.ingress.com/intel*
// @match          https://www.ingress.com/intel*
// @match          http://www.ingress.com/intel*
// @grant          none
// ==/UserScript==

function wrapper() {
    // in case IITC is not available yet, define the base plugin object
    if (typeof window.plugin !== "function") {
        window.plugin = function() {};
    }
    // base context for plugin
    window.plugin.listexport = function() {};
    var self = window.plugin.listexport;
    // check all portals in range, show result dialog
    self.gen = function gen(hit) {
        var o = ["Portal,Latitude,Longitude,Team,Level,Health,Resos,Links,Fields,Destroy AP,Deploy AP"]; 
        for (var x in window.portals) {
            var p = window.portals[x];
            var a = window.getPortalApGain(x);
            if (hit && ((PLAYER.team === "RESISTANCE" && p.options.team === TEAM_RES) || (PLAYER.team === "ENLIGHTENED" && p.options.team === TEAM_ENL))) continue;
            var l = window.getPortalLinks(x);
            if (!p.options || !p.options.data) continue;
            o.push([
                (p.options.data.title ? "\"" + p.options.data.title.replace(/\"/g, "\"\"") + "\"" : "\"?\""),
                p._latlng.lat,
                p._latlng.lng,
                ["NEU", "RES", "ENL"][p.options.team],
                p.options.data.level,
                p.options.data.health,
                p.options.data.resCount,
                l.in.length + l.out.length,
                window.getPortalFieldsCount(x),
                a.destroyAp + a.destroyResoAp,
                a.captureAp
            ].join(","));
        }
        var dialog = window.dialog({
            title: (hit ? "Hit" : "Portal") + " List: CSV export",
            // body must be wrapped in an outer tag (e.g. <div>content</div>)
            html: '<textarea id="listCSVExport" rows="30" style="width: 100%;"></textarea>'
        }).parent();
        $(".ui-dialog-buttonpane", dialog).remove();
        dialog.css("width", "800px")
            .css("top", ($(window).height() - dialog.height()) / 2)
            .css("left", ($(window).width() - dialog.width()) / 2);
        $("#listCSVExport").val(o.join("\n"));
        return dialog;
    }
    // setup function called by IITC
    self.setup = function init() {
        // add controls to toolbox
        $("#toolbox").append("<a onclick=\"window.plugin.listexport.gen(false);\" title=\"Generate a CSV list of all portals.\">Export All</a>");
        $("#toolbox").append("<a onclick=\"window.plugin.listexport.gen(true);\" title=\"Generate a CSV list of enemy portals.\">Hit List</a>");
        // delete setup to ensure init can't be run again
        delete self.setup;
    }
    // IITC plugin setup
    if (window.iitcLoaded && typeof self.setup === "function") {
        self.setup();
    } else if (window.bootPlugins) {
        window.bootPlugins.push(self.setup);
    } else {
        window.bootPlugins = [self.setup];
    }
}
// inject plugin into page
var script = document.createElement("script");
script.appendChild(document.createTextNode("(" + wrapper + ")();"));
(document.body || document.head || document.documentElement).appendChild(script);

Yes. I think time is the issue on this. I found a newer / maintained plugin that achieves exactly what I need in terms of portal name and lat/lng in a CSV file format. Thank you though!

Hey, friend. Feel like sharing?

https://gist.github.com/Terrance/8547503

I modified this to include some additional info to allow me to build UMM import files for calculated missions.

o.push([p.options.data.title, p._latlng.lat, p._latlng.lng, p.options.guid, p.options.data.image].join('\t'));

As I'm using \t separation, no need to escape anything either. CSV => TSV.

With the additional data, all the local portals are then imported into a DB and I've got (at the moment) shortest line of sight routes. It's not the most efficient as some clusters have an edge closer to another cluster and so the automation "wanders" off on the route. As soon as I can code the clustering element, then all portals in the cluster are in the route before moving off.

But as it stands, it is useful for finding the shortest distance of a big banner in a city. It's all a bit "suck it and see" at the moment though.